Procedural Law And Mediation

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Winning legal proceedings is closely linked to excellent knowledge and experience of civil procedural law.

Experienced and specialised litigators in legal proceedings

Our team consists of highly experienced litigation lawyers who have years of experience with various procedures (general procedures at the courts and tribunals, but also procedures at the Enterprise Chamber) and, for special procedures, also closely cooperate with super-specialised litigation lawyers (e.g. financial law). We focus on developing the most pragmatic and effective strategies to ensure the protection of our clients, their businesses and their reputation.

Conflict resolution

Do you have a conflict with your business partner and can’t work it out together? Please contact us and we will advise you on the next steps.

We always look thoroughly and objectively at what is the best solution for you and first try to solve the conflicts for you out of court. Our head litigator and Managing Partner, Edith Nordmann, is also a mediator and arbitrator, which helps her to understand the way judges look at cases and she has already successfully guided and concluded various mediations and arbitrations.

Sometimes mediation or arbitration can lead to a good solution and at the same time prevent expensive and lengthy proceedings.

Mediation

MEDIATION is a form of conflict resolution in which it is customary for the parties themselves to work towards a solution with the assistance of an experienced mediator. If both parties wish to work towards a solution under expert guidance – often when there is a conflict other than just a business difference of opinion – you can opt for mediation.

Our head litigator and Managing Partner, Edith Nordmann, has experienced in her many years of mediation practice that parties often like to be guided by the mediator. Edith is therefore much more involved in the process and works in a more solution-oriented and direct way. This fits in best with the American system of mediation in which the mediator actively helps parties to find a solution together.

Moreover, Edith has a lot of boardroom experience in addition to legal knowledge as a lawyer, which she naturally brings to the mediation table.

If this style of business mediation suits you, then ACG International is the right partner for you.

Have you received a summons? Or are you considering submitting a conflict with your business relation to a judge?

Please contact us, without obligation, to find out what you can do best and how we can help you.

Netherlands Commercial Court (NCC)

In international conflicts, proceedings before the NCC may be an option, in addition to the regular Dutch proceedings. Our litigation lawyers then act in the entirely English language proceedings at the NCC in Amsterdam.

The NCC is a special chamber of the District Court (and Court of Appeal) of Amsterdam with selected judges who have expertise and experience in large international commercial disputes.

Disputes can be of any nature as long as they are at the free determination of the parties and have an international character.

Please feel free to contact us to find out what is possible and how we can help you.

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Contact

Do you have a question? Please feel free to contact us. You can email to info@acginter.com.

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